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421.
by stop50 2y ago
First you need a parser, since the rust parser can't parse everything that is valid in python and it excludes whitespace. After it has been parsed in an valid manner, simple scripts can be converted to rust. types that require lifetime
422.
by stop50 2y ago
How does nuclear energy make Germany less dependent on Russia? The fuel comes from Russia. It was risky to let it run for so long.
423.
by stop50 2y ago
Till now. Never underestimate idiots.
424.
by stop50 2y ago
Only anything tjat is for business. I still have to find a normal tv that has displayport
425.
by stop50 2y ago
my favourite at the moment is "knock knock Hi" from Will and Kristin Flanary (aka Dr. Glaukomflecken).
426.
by stop50 2y ago
Interesting. The amount of samples is a bit low (high chance of oversampling), but still interesting to pursue further
427.
by stop50 2y ago
Wasm
428.
by stop50 2y ago
I think they first reverse engineered the code in imessages.
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by stop50 2y ago
Would you use an car if you have streets that are like bike lanes now? lets make a thought experiment: You are an car driver. There are car lanes and tank lanes. the car lanes are less than a percent of the tank lanes. Regulary people die,
430.
by stop50 2y ago
Ins't that perplexity?
431.
by stop50 2y ago
Most addons/extensions open tabs after important updates.
432.
by stop50 2y ago
Im over 20 and i still lie on my age.
433.
by stop50 2y ago
There are quite a few phones with scanner on the powerbutton. Fairphone 4 + 5 are just a few of them
434.
by stop50 2y ago
Linux, Firefox, curl. In Ascending order.
435.
by stop50 2y ago
Ldap usually is build around its data. etcd does not as far as i can see, but that shouldn't stop you to write a plugin for sssd or pam that provides the information.
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by stop50 2y ago
Plus there is a high chance that some die because of radiation sickness on the flight. And if some come back the chance is very that they are sterile.
437.
by stop50 2y ago
I don't think i could call them career, but i tried 4 jobs that have nothing in common.
438.
by stop50 2y ago
How is this plan fake?
439.
by stop50 2y ago
Firefox for all things i am not forced to use a specific browser. Then i mostly use edge.
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by stop50 2y ago
Reminds me very much to systemd-resolved. but resolved has the ability to ask certain domains only on some networks, so that jour internal networks are not leaked to the outside.
441.
by stop50 2y ago
Bogs are excellent carbon sinks. Died plant matter turns into peat and in the long term to coal. The water isolates the carbon dioxide from getting out and is full of rare species that help taking care of it.
442.
by stop50 2y ago
I thought that there was already an issue, but i couldn't find it. i would definitly support this.
443.
by stop50 2y ago
(2018)
444.
by stop50 2y ago
I wish it was not nessesary for people to get access for that data with an cloud that contains highly sensible data.
445.
by stop50 2y ago
Part of it is the dissatisfaction that systemd is Linux only and can't be ported, which is an deliberate choice.
446.
by stop50 2y ago
It doesn't filter out domains. It only acts on titles.
447.
by stop50 2y ago
About systemd: there was one proposal for systemd equivalent for openbsd, but it got cancelled in the start. the only thing i know of is "launchd" (not sure its the exact name), that runs on macos.
448.
by stop50 2y ago
I would say its alive. Have you seen go and rust?
449.
by stop50 2y ago
Sieve filters. the Filters from exchange are shit. Sieve is more powerful and
450.
by stop50 2y ago
An LLM+flamethrower+robot = An wonderful idea

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